"Te Llevaré"/ "I Will Take You", an exhibition of 10 large scale artworks and drawings by Maya Englehardt-Lorenzana accompanied by an environment of music, light, and projections.

 

Through forgotten and found history the pieces explore the flux of emotions that follow a sudden break; the fresh air of freedom, and the weight of grief that comes with it. Through light and shadow, peaks and valleys, abstract and tethered, Maya explores ancestry, time, loss, love, and freedom. Who/what do we carry with us; in our nose, our speech, our hair. "Te Llevaré" as a way to take everyone with us, those gone in spirit and those still with us.

 

These core pieces were supported by the art of Nicole Angamarca, a NY-based Ecuadorian illustrator who bends folktale, identity, and color into beautiful bending pieces.

 

Raised around record stores, club parties, and dance, music is an essential part of Maya's work, and an appropriate way to mirror the freedom found through the artworks. The one night exhibition space formed in collaboration with music by Francis Englehardt and digital projected scapes by Grant Pisner.

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Space donated by Kinship.